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Christmas dinner for most of us is the perfect time to showcase our cooking skills and to declare ourselves as the best cooks in the family. Cooking the right dish might be easy but how well prepared are we when it comes to wine...
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Wine is an elegant, unique and memorable gift you can offer to your most valuable family members, friends, employees and customers. An experience to share and enjoy during the Christmas season. Fikardos Winery is offering you a...
Read MoreThe history of sulfur dioxide. Sulfur dioxide (So2) or loosely referred to as Sulfites has been used by humans for thousands of years for its fumigation properties. The ancient Greeks knew its antiseptic qualities and used it in...
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Press. Εφημερίδα Αλήθεια από Δέσποινα Τηλεμάχου, Δευτέρα 8 Ιουνίου 2020. Πατήστε εδώ για μεγέθυνση Δημιουργός και συγγραφέας...
Read MorePress. Sunday Mail article by George Kassianos, president of the Cyprus Sommeliers Association. Sunday 24th of May.......
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When we talk about wine and food pairings, fast food dishes are usually not mentioned enough. We talk about things like mushroom risotto with white wine, rib eye steak with red wines or seafood salads with rose wines. Today we are...
Read MoreStaying home, relax and enjoy your favourite wine with your family. Organise a virtual wine tasting night with your friends. Sip some wine while you "work". Staying home doesn't mean you cant enjoy the things you love. A. Order...
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The crystals we sometimes find stuck on a cork or the bottom of our wine bottle are called tartrates. Tartrates are a naturally occurring substance formed from tartaric acid. Tartaric acid is the main acid in wine and the one...
Read MoreBody can be described as the overall weight of a wine in our mouth (tactile sensation). For most of us this does not explain much or simply does not make sense. When we say a wine is light in body, we mean it gives you a similar...
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The history of green wine bottles. The first-time wine was stored in glass bottles for aging was around 1635-1640. That was the time when more and more glassmakers started to use coal furnaces instead of wood furnaces. Glass...
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